Kerala Revised Budget allocates ₹243.80 crore for forest protection; steps intensified to tackle human-wildlife conflict
The Kerala government's 2026-27 budget allocates significant funds for forest protection and human-wildlife conflict mitigation. Key measures include a scientific census of tigers and leopards, the deployment of rapid response teams, and a commitment to becoming carbon-neutral by 2050.
Why it matters
This highlights the growing intersection of environmental conservation and public safety in regions experiencing rapid development and climate change.
The Revised Budget for 2026-27 presented by Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan on Friday (June 19) allocated ₹243.80 crore for forest and wildlife protection activities. A strong focus has been assured towards addressing human-wildlife conflict in the State’s hilly regions.
The article provides a factual summary of budget allocations and government policy goals without editorializing.
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